All Things Digital explores the question "Who will be reading your e-mail after you die?" in a feature on a new startup aimed at letting users decide. Michael Aiello, founder of LifeEnsured, explains, "We want people to think about what their virtual life is and what it means to them and their families and how they want to be perceived after they pass away." Besides deleting social network accounts or entries on online dating sites, options include moving photos stored in online servers into the public domain and sending final e-mails. And whatever end-of-life options LifeEnsured users may choose, Aiello says, "We put all the requests for our paying members in irrevocable trust."
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